Novak Djokovic expects to be able to return at Madrid from the wrist injury that affected him at Monte Carlo. The world No. 2 had previously said he would take "some time" to recover from the problem. Medical analysis showed that it is "not that serious," said a release from

FLASHBACK: When Petkovic beat Muguruza in Berlin

Heather Watson says that she’s still feeling the effects of glandular fever (mononucleosis) that sapped her energy and hampered her play during the winter and spring. On Tuesday, Watson scored her first win since February, sweeping Melinda Czink, 6-4, 7-6 (0) at the Aegon Classic in Birmingham. Today, qualifier Alla

Can someone experience multiple senses of déjà vu at once? If so, Madison Keys may have found herself doing just that at the Australian Open just as Thursday became Friday, when she stepped up to serve at 7-8 in the third-set tiebreaker in her semifinal with Iga Swiatek. Keys had

John Isner says that while he hasn’t had a great year thus far, he is feeling better about his game. The world No. 24 lost in the third round of the Australian Open, fell to Sam Querrey in the quarterfinals of Memphis, and lost in the first round of Delray

WATCH: One of Maxime Cressy's aces clocked in at 26 mph as he faced Christopher Eubanks in the first round of the BNP Paribas Open.

Elina Svitolina may have changed the surname field on her social media profiles after marrying Gaël Monfils, but that’s all for now says the world No. 6. Going into her first match at the Tokyo Olympics, there was a bit of confusion when a handful of unofficial livescoring websites updated

Marcos Baghdatis says that the presence of world No. 1 Novak Djokovic at the Dubai Duty Free Open does not scare him. "When I am in the tournament I don't see Novak winning," the former Australian Open finalist told Gulf News. "I am here to win and I don't care

Andy Roddick, after defeating Rafael Nadal 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 in the Miami semifinals:"I took a lot of risk there in the last two sets. I said it on the court and I've it said a couple times: The best thing I can think of is I rolled the dice a

Rafael Nadal disagrees with Andy Murray’s assessment that the standard at the top of the men's game has significantly increased this year. "I do not agree," Nadal told reporters in Shanghai. "I think Djokovic, yes. I played worse than last year. I was very regular, probably even more regular than

CHARLEROI, Belgium (AP)—Rafael Nadal says he’s recovered from a thigh injury and ready to play for Spain in the Davis Cup match against Belgium. The top-ranked Nadal injured his left hamstring during the quarterfinals of the Australian Open. He likely will play the opening singles Friday in the first-round series.

WIMBLEDON, England—Victoria Azarenka, who will play Serena Williams in the Wimbledon quarterfinals, says she won’t be satisfied until until she can beat the 20-time Grand Slam champion at a major. Williams is 16-3 against Azarenka, a former No. 1. The 25-year-old has played Williams twice this year, losing in three

No, I have not abandoned tennis in its moment of triumph. I watched a match yesterday, too. I have a few things to attend to at my day job, but I'll have a post about both finals and other items as soon as I can. I may take a moment

"I got to my career-high ranking at about No. 120 in the world. Not a lot changed… I just didn’t feel, I say this line all the time, but I didn’t feel—even at that point where I was at my best—that tennis was conducive to happiness." Noah Rubin appears on

"I got to my career-high ranking at about No. 120 in the world. Not a lot changed… I just didn’t feel, I say this line all the time, but I didn’t feel—even at that point where I was at my best—that tennis was conducive to happiness." Noah Rubin appears on

To improve your ability to maneuver your racquet, try using a smaller grip. As I've aged and lost strength (I'm now 67), I have found it more and more difficult to manipulate the racquet as I'd like. When I was young, I used a 4 5/8 grip. Then I dropped

Maria Sharapova endorses Land Rover cars, but says that after winning Stuttgart she will find a place for the white Porsche she was given for taking the title. "I have to make plans for more garage room. But I am a girl," she told reporters. "I always say I don't

In a tight race to qualify for the ATP World Tour Finals, Kei Nishikori is playing through a leg injury this week. The world No. 7 received treatment on his back and legs during his second-round match in Tokyo, where packed crowds have turned up to see the U.S. Open

My parents were an inspiration. I was 6 and , so I didn’t have much choice in deciding which sport I was going to play. But I enjoyed tennis and loved it from the first point. I also have to thank my cousin, who was playing tennis in Germany and

I know I said I would be back on December 30 with my look ahead to 2006. I have no excuse. I just put it off until it was too late, and then put it off a little more. I’ve been surprised by the uproar, though. It’s amazing how many